Havertz writes primarily about his dog, Baloo, in his web content. The animal lover claimed to have adopted the dog as soon as he arrived in England.

Havertz said in an interview with ChelseaTV’s Extra Time that we decided to get a dog and a garden as soon as we moved here.

“At the time, I was living in a small apartment in Germany that was neither big enough to house a dog friend nor had an outside space, which was readily apparent.””We started looking for the best candidate after a span of about one to two months.” We made multiple visits. People who valued dog breeding as a means of making money were not welcome in our group.

We’ve been working with the ideal applicant for the past six or seven months after much searching. He goes by Baloo as his alias. With him, we are ecstatic.In contrast to his lavishly decorated social media following, the 22-year-old German appears to have a modest existence and value everyday things. Havertz has thrown his support behind the effort to collect funds for the flood-damaged villagers of his hometown of Aachen. Havertz’s hometown was impacted by the recent major flooding that struck parts of Belgium and Germany. This remarkable young man has shown a level of maturity that belies his youth by donating $200,000 to Red Cross Germany in the form of customized boots. The money raised will go toward repairing the harm done to homes and families in his birthplace.

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